ASSEMBLE. A group of students gathered together to send a message of love to the SHS population. An entire wall is covered with messages of positivity and inclusivity. “We wanted to do something less controversial for all the people that have been demoralized by Trump’s rhetoric,” said Brooke Baker, 12. (All photos courtesy of Brooke Baker)

LOVE. Posters display the passion and creativity of art students. Many students and teachers around the building show their support for the cause. “I think the wall is all about positivity for all people everywhere. It is the one rare place that holds no negativity and I think that makes it very special for everyone,” said Stephanie Hong, 11.

CREATE. Inspired by the recent turmoil that has shocked the United States a group of young activists decides to take action. A big poster is hanging up in the commons that brings home the message of love to ourselves and others.

DISCOVER. The students meet Fridays in the art room to create posters. They are in the process of forming a club to make the commitment to spreading the message of equality though the halls of SHS. Juniors Nicole McNamara-Marsland, Meredith Gottliebsen, and Caroline Keeton use their creative talents to craft colorful posters.

PROCLAIM. The club is planning to start fundraisers and events to support various causes in the community and beyond. “The wall is important to me because it represents the strength and drive of our generation to continue the fight for equality and love,” said Becca Holdren, 12.